> This company literally just moves on to the next product like it's nothing with no repercussions. You just flatly assert that. Is it actually true? I don't

> This company literally just moves on to the next product like it's nothing with no repercussions. You just flatly assert that. Is it actually true? I don't know, but surely they've at least got their reputation, with backers and others, from this failed product. > Failing at something is fine, being naive and irresponsible with other people's money - without repercussion - is not. You're failing to acknowledge that kickstarter backers know -- or should know -- the risk. It's their choice to back a particular project.